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This blog is the second in a four part series addressing the impact of COVID-19 on the marketplace. Each blog will look at one of four emergent opportunities for Christians to participate in God's restoration of the world during this pandemic.
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This blog is the first in a four part series addressing the impact of COVID-19 on the marketplace. Each blog will look at one of four emergent opportunities for Christians to participate in God's restoration of the world during this pandemic.
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As statewide stay-at-home orders lead us to cozy days spent in sweatpants and slippers, CFI has carefully curated a list of Top Ten Film Recommendations, quality movies infused with meaningful messages about business, work, and value.
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Three moves to put your faith into action, wherever you are, throughout your vocational life.
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As statewide stay-at-home orders lead us to cozy days spent in sweatpants and slippers, CFI has carefully curated a list of Top Ten Film Recommendations, quality movies infused with meaningful messages about business, work, and value.
Read More
This blog is the first in a four part series addressing the impact of COVID-19 on the marketplace. Each blog will look at one of four emergent opportunities for Christians to participate in God's restoration of the world during this pandemic.
Read More
This blog is the second in a four part series addressing the impact of COVID-19 on the marketplace. Each blog will look at one of four emergent opportunities for Christians to participate in God's restoration of the world during this pandemic.
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In this interview with Drs. Sarah Borden and Greg Lee, we explore Augustine’s personal vocational path in Confessions, this year’s Core Book, and draw out insights for our own work with students.
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Ben Norquist, the CFI Managing Director, interviewed the Student Care and Services Team recently about the relationship between students’ health and their vocational formation.
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A level of uncertainty is often felt by college students and their parents when thinking about the future of work, and it isn't just a general fear of change--they wonder about the stability of the future they are working so hard to achieve.
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Is vocation more like a noun or a verb? This post reflects on Kathleen Cahalan's new take on the kinds of words we use when we think about vocation.
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"What job/career/occupation does God want me to have?" It's a fair question, and an important one if you're in the high-pressure process of looking for a job.
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Grant Hensel '15 is from Chicago and studied business/economics at Wheaton College. Grant is the founder and CEO of the RoundUp App. In this MyWheaton blog post, Grant reflects on his experience this past summer as an Emerging Founder with Praxis.
Read MoreDorothy L. Sayers was so passionate about vocation that her friend C. S. Lewis once wrote her “Hey! Whoa!” in response. Her galloping commitment to “Christian work” – which for her potentially included all work – developed out of life experiences.
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